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Old 29-Oct-2006, 22:29   #1
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anyone got a Quest??
been looking at areas and thinking of the Ring and it seems that Germany is not upladoded to the unit?? I can find a town on the unit, but no addis or POI?? It is their on the mapsource data and I can do a route but want to update the unit...cant find out how to rom the guilds..any ideas?
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oh - and does anyone have a bike kit laying around they dont want....
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Old 29-Oct-2006, 22:52   #2
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have you transferred the specific map across to the unit? the Quest only holds a limited number of maps before you have to start deleting ones you dont need. setings, map info, highlight the city navigator and see what is loaded.
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Old 29-Oct-2006, 23:02   #3
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it seems not..have checked and it isnt. How do I delete some and add the new ones I want?? (who wants Sweden - its cold!!)
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Old 30-Oct-2006, 09:04   #4
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When I wanted to transfer a new map to my unit I highlighted the area on the PC, it changes to the colour pink, then cilck on the send to device icon.
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Old 30-Oct-2006, 20:40   #5
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cheers - done the job! now just to get the applicable kit for the bike...
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Old 30-Oct-2006, 23:23   #6
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I purchased the standard motorcycle mount then made some brackets to sit across the 749 yoke. Quite neat. I also cut the power cable from the mount and terminated with a SuperSeal connector because most of the time a 20 hour battery life would mean on board charging would not be required. If you would like I could post some pics or give more detail,
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Old 31-Oct-2006, 10:31   #7
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I purchased the standard motorcycle mount then made some brackets to sit across the 749 yoke. Quite neat. I also cut the power cable from the mount and terminated with a SuperSeal connector because most of the time a 20 hour battery life would mean on board charging would not be required. If you would like I could post some pics or give more detail,

yes please to the pics!! Not really intersted in having power on teh bike, just some decent way of holding on the yokes so I can see the directions etc....thought aboyt a ram mount, they do the basic holder for about £18 then you need to buy/get some way of mounting
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Old 31-Oct-2006, 12:32   #8
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I can see the directions etc....
No need bradders just follow Satmav !!

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Old 31-Oct-2006, 14:43   #9
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Quest Mount
Hopefully find pictures attached. Basically I made 2 ally bars with a hole at each end, then I drilled and tapped to suit the 4 fixings of the bike mount, then stuck on some foam padding where it sits on the bikes yoke and this is held in place by 2 short bungees.
Hope this is of some help.

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